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12/29/14
Canada: How The Beer Store lobby wins friends and influences politicians
How do three giant multinational brewers maintain their monopolistic stranglehold over retailing in perhaps the most profitable beer market in the western world?
12/29/14
Canada's Sparkling Wine Renaissance
Production in Ontario alone more than doubled since 2004
12/23/14
One Man's Fight to Free Up Canada's Beer and Liquor Laws
Beer, wine and liquor consumers, mark your calendars: May 12, 2015 is when new purchasing options may start opening up for you. That's the date that was set last week for the trial of New Brunswick resident Gerard Comeau to commence.
12/19/14
Merchants fear new B.C. wine laws will put a stopper on consumer spending
Justice Minister Suzanne Anton will announce yet more changes to provincial wine sales on Friday as part of her government's makeover of the liquor industry. But industry insiders say consumers will still be hit with higher prices and less choice for quality wines as a result of the Minister's tinkering
12/19/14
Kettle Valley Winery proves reds can work in British Columbia
But once you do, you'll be in for an amazing treat: some of the finest red wines around. That's right: red wines in a region best known for stunning whites
12/19/14
Kettle Valley Winery proves reds can work in British Columbia
The wine industry is filled with tales of wineries starting because a hobby got out of hand, but Kettle Valley Winery owners Bob Ferguson and Tim Watts took it way beyond what most would consider viable - or sane.
12/17/14
Investment opportunity in South Okanagan wine company
Encore Vineyards Ltd, spearheaded by British Columbia's most renowned wine industry pioneer, Harry McWatters, is offering an ownership opportunity to people interested in becoming a part of a fully-integrated wine company.
12/17/14
British Columbia's Corcelettes Estate Winery Set For A Big Move
Corcelettes Estate Winery is set to start the new year off with a bang. Having recently acquired Herder Winery and Vineyards, 2015 marks the start of a new era for Corcelettes Winery. Early in the new year, the Corcelettes team will begin the move from their current location in Cawston to their new location, the previous home of Herder Winery in Keremeos.
12/16/14
Niagara Icewine Festival adds big-top Niagara Falls gathering to month-long celebration of frozen grapes
Oenophiles will have another way to celebrate their favourite beverage in the new year with the inaugural Niagara Icewine Festival events in Niagara Falls, Ont. A three-day event is being held at the Scotiabank Convention Centre from Jan. 23 to 25.
12/15/14
Icewine Festival transforms Wine Country Ontario into a Winter Wonderland
As the temperatures begin to drop in Wine Country Ontario, winemakers prepare for the Icewine harvest while they watch in anticipation of the necessary - 8o C required for picking. It's an exciting time and visitors from all over the world have begun to anticipate the start of Niagara's Icewine Festival. While the harvest date of Icewine changes every year, the time for its biggest celebration is always the same, taking place over three weeks in January, right in the heart of Niagara.
12/12/14
Okanagan wine expert and Niagara vineyard owner get into a fist fight on CBC radio
What was supposed to be a friendly conversation between two Canadian wine experts turned ugly this week on CBC radio.
12/11/14
Critics say new B.C. wholesale pricing model will lead to more expensive wine and job losses
Analysis says as of April 1, 2015, a $30 bottle of wine would sell for $34 to $40. A $40 bottle would go for between $47 and $56, and a $100 bottle would sell for $125 to $151. Only at the lowest end-$8 and $10 bottles-might consumers pay a little less
12/11/14
Saskatchewan liquor store privatization a $46 million a year giveaway
Saskatchewan already paying a price for liquor store privatization
12/11/14
Opinion: Ontario beer deal like a pain in the gut?
The deal - crafted 14 years ago by the Harris Tories and kept on the books by the current Liberal one - makes the foreign-owned Beer Store the only outlet in the province allowed to sell beer in packs larger than six.
12/01/14
Announcing Monte Creek Ranch: Kamloops' newest winery celebrates a taste for adventure
The ranch aims to follow in the footsteps of the area's early explorers and uncover what the land can offer. With vineyards at the edge of cool climate viticulture, they are set to reveal Canada's next wine growing area.
12/01/14
Former Ontario wine executive reignites business for Port wine producer
Wineries in North America appreciate the validation that comes from foreign investment-especially when Old World names such as Drouhin, Antinori and others commit to developing properties in new wine regions
12/01/14
Portable chamber a game changer for wine industry
Vineland-developed technology gives more control to winemaker
11/26/14
VQA Wine Tasting Truck Back by Popular Demand
Wine Country Ontario has extended the tour of its VQA Wine Tasting Truck to take the wine tasting experience directly to consumers across Ontario. The mobile tour showcases Ontario VQA wines and encourages Ontarians to sample and discover what's great about local in a unique, educational and fun way!
11/26/14
LCBO to sell its biggest, most expensive beer ever
Quebec's Unibroue makes a big, pricy splash with 50 six-litre bottles of Fin du Monde, on Thursday at Toronto's Summerhill location.
11/25/14
Cold Snap Speeds Ice Wine Harvest
Washington and British Columbia winemakers call November pick the earliest in years
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